EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2026 Takes Flight
The wait is finally over. After months of anticipation, aircraft have been arriving in ever-increasing numbers at Wittman Regional Airport as pilots, enthusiasts, photographers and exhibitors from around the world converge on Oshkosh, Wisconsin, for EAA AirVenture 2026. What starts as a quiet regional airport rapidly transforms into the busiest airfield on the planet, with thousands of aircraft following the famous Fisk Arrival procedure to take part in what is widely regarded as the world’s greatest aviation celebration.
Running from 20–26 July 2026, this year’s AirVenture promises another action-packed week featuring daily air displays, educational forums, hands-on workshops, hundreds of exhibitors and aircraft representing every era of aviation—from vintage taildraggers and warbirds to cutting-edge homebuilts, military aircraft and the latest business and general aviation designs. The opening day also features a special evening programme celebrating America’s 250th anniversary, headlined by country music star Tyler Hubbard, setting the tone for an unforgettable week.
For aviation enthusiasts, Oshkosh is far more than an airshow. It is the one week each year when the global aviation community comes together to share ideas, discover new technology, meet fellow enthusiasts and witness some of the most remarkable flying displays anywhere in the world. Whether you’re following the arrivals from afar or fortunate enough to be on the flight line, AirVenture 2026 is once again proving why Oshkosh remains the aviation event against which all others are measured.
The Live Streams
We have a whole load of live streams to view, they can all be viewed twenty four hours a day. The page with all the feeds can be accessed by clicking on the video link below, the video will take you to the Boeing Plaza camera – from there you can access all the camera’s.
If you want to select a camera and watch a specific area, then all you have to do is open this link and select what you want to watch. So just select a camera and as things are just starting to heat up, open a new tab to enjoy some of the highlights from your arm chair.
Enjoy the full Oshkosh experience from your computer, get your aviation fix without going to the airport out.
Graphics and Video’s courtesy of EAA
Author Dave Munro